Proof French Bashing Came From The White House

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Ever since former White House spokesman, Scott McClellan wrote his tell-all memoir; through his numerous interviews; he has revealed more about the inner workings of the Bush Administration than any other book or documentary to date.

The secret is out: the Bush / Cheney Administration regularly fed talking points to Bill O’Reilly, Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh and their acolytes. Read the rest of this entry »

PFBA: Obama in France

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Potential French Bashing Alert: With Barack Obama about to visit Paris this Friday, we expect some media outlets to renew some form of French Bashing. Please report any Anti-French comments in the Press or Media.

C-Span Archives Worth Noting

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We would like to feature two videos from the C-Span Archives. The first video [C-Span Archives] is of John J. Miller at the Heritage Foundation, and is dated Feb 27th 2005. Miller is the author of a book we covered extensively here at Miquelon.org. The video documents the profound Anti-French bias of the author and his feeble attempts at humour. Read the rest of this entry »

Frank Luntz’s Revisionism

Guest Editorials, Pop Culture, Research, State of the Web 41 Comments »

Frank Luntz: If it wasn’t for us, the French would be speaking German right now

  • Update 1: looks like the video was removed. We did not get a DMCA notice.
  • Update 2: the video was likely flagged and subsequently restored for viewing

This has to be one of the strangest, out-of-the blue, French Bashing comments ever aired by Fox News. It happened during Hannity & Colmes. The odd exchange came after a clip where Barack Obama’s suggested Americans should learn another language. Barack Obama : “It’s embarrassing when Europeans come over here, they all speak English, they speak French, they speak German. And then we go over to Europe and all we can say is merci beaucoup, right?” Read the rest of this entry »

Ryan Tate’s Anti-French Tirade

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Gossip columnist Ryan Tate of Gawker.com fame fancies himself a comedic writer. In his gossip roundup dated Friday July 11th, he wrote a few word about Angelina Jolie’s pregnancy and her French doctors.

“Angelina Jolie wants to give birth, already, and leave the hospital like a tough American patriot. But her lazy, arrogant French doctors will make her wait in agony for three more days so they can celebrate cutting off rich people’s heads like communists and probably also so they can fornicate with their unbathed mistresses, get drunk and fantasize about terrorism. See what happens under socialized medicine? Celebrity divas are grossly inconvenienced! Awesome, right?” Read the rest of this entry »

AT&T Commercial

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Does this qualify as French-Bashing ? Are there anti-French elements in the video, or have we become too sensitive ? Read the rest of this entry »

Danziger’s cartoon

Editorials, Pop Culture 41 Comments »

Jeff Danziger mocks the French Army following a tragic incident in Carcassonne. 17 people were wounded, some severely, including children who were shot through the heart and lungs. By resorting to the usual Anti-French stereotypes, most notably military bungling or cowardice, has Danziger crossed the line or is this acceptable satire? Read the rest of this entry »

Poll #1: The Award Name

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The "Annual [insert name here] Award" should be called:

  • The Freedom Fry Award (48%, 32 Votes)
  • The Francophobe Award (32%, 21 Votes)
  • The Frenchies (8%, 5 Votes)
  • Freedy the Freedom Fry Award (6%, 4 Votes)
  • The Gallophobe Award (6%, 4 Votes)

Total Voters: 66

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Miquelon.org to Organize Award

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After six years of monitoring Anti-French activity in the media and the political arena, Miquelon.org has decided to create and organize the Annual [insert name here] Award. The [insert name here] Award will single out the accomplishments of a notorious French Basher or person engaged in Anti-French bias, rhetoric, actions or policy.

The [insert name here] Award Nomination Process - Anyone can nominate a meritorious recipient of the [insert name here] Award based on documented actions, statements written or spoken, legislation or policy. Once nominated, we at Miquelon.org will organize a fair voting process for the top five candidates. Public apologies by anyone nominated for [insert name here] Award will be disqualified from the process. Read the rest of this entry »

The Anti-French Lexicon of Soccer

Editorials, Pop Culture, Sports 9 Comments »

Italy beat France at soccer two nil. Soccer is a game of endurance, strategy and team building. Being the most popular team sport in the world, it often stokes the patriotic fibre in fans and the public at large.

However, when it comes to sports commentators, we sometimes have to endure slurs and jabs. The latest example is Paul Doyle’s June 17 column replete with the entire Anti-French lexicon of latter day French Bashing. Read the rest of this entry »

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